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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1900.
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: INDUSTRIAL, i
D,, . & W. Bofttd for Today.
Following la tiin make-up t the
Delaware, Liicltattiuina utid Western
bonrd for todny!
Wednesday, Nov. U.
wild) cus i:.vsr.
C i. Hi. II. T, IVIIowi.
i.W) i. M. Ti .T. 11innmon.
11 p. m. IV. A. llattliulniiicn".
ThutnliVi Jiirt. 15-
wir.i) cats i:sr.
12 no a. in T. Doudlc in.
II n. in. T. Nniiiiinii.
4 n. in. II. tlllllR.ili.
fi n. in. .1. W. limine.
(1 n in. J. A. Hush.
8 a. m. 0. Kliiitlfj
P n. in. A. .1. McDm lifii.
10 si) u. ni. .1. (tentilinn.
1210 p. in. I'. I,, limits.
J .so . ni. .1. J. Dllllj.
i! 30 p. in. J (linloy.
:m"i p. in. r. m f illicit.
i.U p. in. J. Duil.liitt.
SUMMITS.
. m north n. t'ratiiiMLct.
!1 a. in., liortli MclioU.
It a. m., liortli J. Cairlcc
7 p. in., liortli, from CajHKi Mcl.ane
7 p. in., south, from !.iy Ann i:. Unity.
PULLER.
30 i. ni. Sinter,
nj&iitm
fi a. m toutli Homer.
11 "0 a. ni., smith Moron.
7 p. in., south Murphy.
0 p. ni., south II. V. 1,'ohln.
i'Assi:.stii:i: rxniMS.
7 . in. fiaffney.
6.10 p. in -Mjutun.
7 p. in. .MK0irrn.
WIMJ Uls WU8T.
t SO a. ni. V. Ullirr.
C n. in.-O. Hill,
r. io . in. r. Wnii.
n "jo it. in. M. I'liincrtj.
7..I0 u. in. S Cuiimd'
Hun. in. A. (I. IliiniiillW
P. VI a. ni. J. 11. Mijtus.
1(1 a. m. .1. Ilirhii,
11 i. in J. Molir.
1 p. 111. .1. O'lldM.
U 1. 111. .1. l.llllL'ltl.
.1 p. in M. Cirmoi'y
I p. in. .t. 11. Mct'irn.
f. p. in. O. Uailholrincivi
r. p. tn, A. K. Kittluin.
7 p. ni. I. S.iil.
5 p. in. f. I'ltzpitrkk.
notice.
T. McMllstcr anil cuu, south, it C a m,
fcuiiinilt, Nov. 1", tiom Siranton.
Around the Shops.
Thirty now ctibocsos are being built
nt the Uolawuto, Lackawanna anil
"Western car bhopi. The lhfct four will
be tin ned out on N ember 21, ami one
each day will bo tinned out theicnfter
until the older Is llnihed In batches
of four.
Master Car Builder Canlleld is so
(dialling the woik at the ear shops to
enable the men to tuin out each tlav
one 60,000 capacity hopper car for Bon
oral use on the Lackawanna, lallioad.
The upholsterers have been moved to
the quarters foimcily occupied by the
cabinet makeis-. The latter are now
comfoitably quartet ed in their new
.shop-home adjoining the cai pouter
.shop.
The contract for two sixty-foot com
bination baggage and null can. for the
Lackawanna tnilroad has been uwaul
ed to the Uainoy & Smith Car Manu
fcturing company, of Dayton, Ohi?.
lach compartment w 111 be thirty feet
In length. They will be thoroughly
model n In ovety respect, and will bo
equipped with six-wheeled tiucks and
T3oles steel car whtels.
"Work in all the car departments is
steadily inci easing, and the rolling
stock of the Lackawanna lailroad Is
second to none in the woild.
The locomotives which have been
undergoing lepairs in the machine
shops are now in bcnlco, and nil along
the line there is a demand for mote en
gines. Yard Limit Boards.
Yard limit boards have been placed
by the Lackawanna tailioad officials to
designate the limits of Kingston aid.
The board governing west-bound ttains
Is located about one-half way between
liennott and Kingston stations, and the
board governing the cast-bound trains
is about one-fourth of a mile east of
the Woodward bleaker.
Speed of first-class trains through
this yaul must not exceed twenty miles
per hour. Lhiginemen of second-class
and Iriegular trains must have their
trains under poifeet contiol and pie
pared to stop unlebS the switches ate
tiijht and the track Is clear.
Yard limit boaid.s have been placed
at the east and west ends of tho Ca
tiga yaul. All trains passing
through this nid must reduce spesl
and piocceil c.uefully, prepared to
stop, unless switches are light and
the trad: is clear.
Speed of second class and Irregular
trains must not exceed s-K miles per
hout. This does not In any way le
llove tt.ilmnen horn prrtceting them
selves by Hag within these limits.
Ashley Shop Men Quit.
The laboiers employed In tho yard of
tho Contial shops at Ashley, who sev
eral days ago made a demand for an
incita.se In wages, yesteiday motning
recuhed their answer, which was to the
eii'ect that tho company could not
giant their demands at this time. Upon
the leeelpt of this answer about twenty
of the men quit woik at '. o'clock and
went home. Thu. men weie until te
cently paid twcho cents per hour.
On Xoveniber I all of tho laboivia
who had been In the employ of tho
toiupany for ouu enr or oVr weio
given an lueieani of one-hull' cent per
hour, which was not satlstaetoiy to tho
men, and they asked to hao their pay
Inci eased to font teen cents per hour,
with tho ,iIjou usult. Wilkes-harro
ltccoul.
Not Yet foi n "While.
Ono of thu Sunday iiajiors pi luted n
story about tho Laekinvuniiii itnllroml
coiupnny 111111:11117 cluumcs to niovldo
for tho iiiiomiiiodntlou of tltulr lu-I'ica-Hlmr
rioluht btiblness by thu pm
I'liaso of thu bulldltiBs on thu bouili
.Mdu of lowr i.,ii.k.iNMiiiua avumie.
Tho attlclu In (iiostloii ulso Htatrd
that the piesent imhsohkui' btittlou will
bo used for a it eight ilnptit and it lun,'
er station eri'ttod on tho 1'latt estuto,
lth a fsub'htfuioii nt thu West I.aekti
wiiiina avciino cioisIiiB-, Tho linpiovo
jiiunts nvo piobnblo enough, says ono
of tho oillcluls, but two not possible for
yctua to come, .is thu company Is innk.
ItiB so inuiiy utliet nuuded Iniptove
jiieiits Just now that thu nbovu eluuiBes
uio out of the cjtiodtioii. I
Incrense in Coal Traffic.
At tho piebont tiuio the linineiisa
miiuunt of coal being ttmispoited over
nil thu ralliouds tiuinlnt; out of Sei an
ion was never equaled, and tho coal
rarrylntr cumpanlca report a demand
to I'.'ii 4 till uloiiK tho various lines.
Tho mines mo being woikctl to their
'futli at eapai'itlej, and the recent strike
y ut ix stimulus on the business, which
Ih unprecedented In the hlaloiy ot coal
milling.
This and That.
The new water cranes on the east
and west-hound hacks ul IJInghatnton
ate now leady for ufo.
AmtltoiH Culver and II. V. Vol tor, ot
Albany, X. Y., are In thu city looking
over the books ot the local agents.
A set of Babeoclc & Wilcox hollers
liavu been Installed tit the Diamond
mines to furnish steam Tor the colliery
and wnshery.
The Caiiuccl Hiding leading oft tho
east-hound truck, between Foster and
Xlcholsun, oil the Lackawanna rail
road, Is now ready for use.
Conductors have been untitled that
whenever rais tiro damaged while In
their chaige, they must report the sanio
on their wheel tcportii S. T. lb, 2i and
Si, giving the numbers and Initials.
Tho Dodge coal storage plant at tho
Hampton breaker Is about reudv for
business, and as boon as the tush Is
over, tho Delawate, Lackawanna and
Western company will begin stocking
up the ynuls at that point.
Some Lackawanna conductors and
trainmen In using pnssover switches
are not closing tho switch loading from
the hack their tmln stands on to op
posite hack, thereby causing both sig
nals to be set at danger. Hoth switches
should be set for main llnu as soon as
crossover Is made.
Lackawanna, bulletin, Xo. 110S, daied
August fi, 11)00, instiiietlng that no huso
taken from engines should he applied
to height equipment, Is not being
obeyed. "Whenever it Is neces.saiy to
replace air brake hose on a freight car,
such hose must be taken from caboose
and under no circumstances must
trainmen take it liom equipment car
ried on the engine.
Twenty men In tho employ of the VA
mlia ifrldge company atrlved In town
last night. They come bore direct fiom
Michigan. The men are to woik on tho
lino of tho Kile and "Wyoming Valley
lulhoad, completing .some big bildges
'being built on the Avoca end of the
load, which are being built in antici
pation of tho Increase of business to bo
cruised by the building of tho Delaware
Valley nnd Kingston load.
If tho following hanspoitatlon Is pre
sented for passage on the Lackawanna
lailroad, conductou. will take up tho
same and piesent to Superintendent
Ketcham's ollfce: Two bundled hip
quarterly pass Xo. SSf, In favor ot one
man, good between station and station
in Xew Jet soy. Fifty h lp family ticket
Xo. 78G!, in favor of "W. II. Umeibon,
good between Xew ark and Xew Yoik.
Two bundled hip quaiteily pass, Xo.
C030, In favor of one man, good bet wren
station and station, Mot lis and Essex
division.
M'KSNNEY BUT
NOT M'CANN
Conchnloil fiom P.irc f!.
Amlt anil tlittirj (Iinrso l.icoy, AtiiitMa
Liro : Ausu-ta T.icoy, pro. 0ear Hofrmin,
.liwipli MisjlkiLUiir, pio. .lolin Motion; Strii;
MitkiuiU, pro-j 'Hatir "McViuln'tt, .Tu-si ph
Cintcrliurj ; Joseph Cniitcrlmrr, pro' lohn and
.Wrph Jlircouli, Joseph illpki, Mike Iti ;
I'cltr Oram, pios (li-oreo Mitloltla, alias
C.'iHir'o Mc.ln.ls; IVtir Itoola, pro.
Lirconj II. JuilKout.; U Kiccilimn, pio.
Olloy Piatt; John 'luolan, pro?.
Sillini; I.lquoi Without License Anthon)
Slino; Tlinmai I.ejhnii, pro?.
l'lirriWe Puny mil Detainer Mary lto5c; Pas
qml llhaljcqtii. pio
l'cloniom I'ntr Mis John I'ritr; Joseph
Oitcliud:, pro-
liDfriiuhiiK lloanliiifr IIouc Tlohert Ilughcc,
John ltolnits; Cluric Kiiifinin, pro3.
IRNOIH'U HILLS.
Ilrihen P. 1 Mif inn
Abortion Annie Ilcliin?.
I'ointitiir 1'isIdI IMer Swiccrt.
HifihiiiK to lVrform Duties of Otllcc Joseph
Moore.
Attcmptril Itipe I'nnl: Sholinanskv.
Mihein Ihriuinl IViiiriffo
Sulurtion liomin I!o-.
hcepiiis: C.uiiiii-r Ilnii-c John Swallow,
llurlar.i 1'etci Malum, John O'llira.
lliTiKini; J.iil Joseph Kutiai.ige.
Aio I'ctir Pencil
( oiico.iliiiK De-itli ot lllisitlinatc Chllil Mlko
n-ull.
("irrjins ConcealrJ MVipoti Patrick J. Bar
rett. I'ntiiins Minor Chllil Henry Drcwcll.
Iliiratrt Aiinu1 Nonk.
MM W. 1'iKlir snijthc.
Mohtlon ot l'ood i.aiis Louis Hunn
Misiliiiieanoi In IMrl Mhluel McLoiifchlln,
John T. 'Illinois.
llnikini,' I'liiec 'lony I'ltiro, nrulgct Kilsin
uou. HNihirrflti rin'irm with Intent to Kill Wil
li.im Mllej (2), itlnnld 'Ihoiiiai,, Patrick I.
Iliiii'tt, John Mulo.
("onp!riij I.', . Vin Valkenheiir, Leo ltoo,
Mrs il fun. M. 1). fine, --u-lc Cure, V. K.
fair, John Mi II lie, .l.liob Hull,
Dili iiiilins lloinllnu' lloiic Ijiiim CoiMo, Alike
AIiJu, Ikury AUIleiuiolt, C Inrlcs (iiliaulxr,
Mi ( liaika OallaKliu, John Itoherts, Robert
Hiulus
I inlii ?pl( meiit It, I, Kilelsohn, Michael J,
1'iiip. Hilph llirrtoo.l,
Ailultirj llnnoii llunloiURO, Junes llirutt,
Sti phaui i People.
I'ornu ition ami lla-l inl) Jo-ph AleLonshllii,
Isaac Oiani, h.niiurl IMv, ml-i, DnlJ Jouts.
MYER D AVI DOW.
Rousing Shoe Bargains Today, Friday and Saturday
At SJ.0U
Ij'iilies' fino Hoji
On If, Vicl Kill nnd
Knumt'l, fxtra heavy
soicd shoes, all biz-is,
AL 4)1 96
LddieV lino Viol
Kid button and lueo
nlmos.kid Hinl patent
tip, orth!l
At $1.29
Men's patent Irath
t'l'UKO Shoes.
At $1.98
Men's heavy win
ter russet $2 60 shoei
At $1.29
Roys' Calf Shoes,
worth J3.00.
At 50c
Little Gent's Hub
net Shoes.
At 79c
Youths'
Heavy Shoes.
At 93c
Spr iiff Heel
$1.50 Shoes.
At $3.50
Men's Box Cuif t'o
JllO'S
At $2.50
Ladles' Fine Shoes
worth SI. TA
Ittiueiiilier every hIioo wo sell jjoea
nnd of (,'iniil (jimlity. If you 11ml thuui
you another pair oi'slioee.
MYER
The Cheapest Shoe
1'oriiliatlon l:lla DcnnN.
raise Pretences .lolin It. PlilReltinn, M. P.
Uc.ll. Boplih Kultjkottskl, W. I'. Hmyllic.
ABgraintcil Asaull ami Hal ler Thomas, Jo
eph ami Anna tlalljRher, llrhlKcl Dunpsey.
franco Talcrlio, l;opiril Hos'iifehl, Jillnci Oor
don. '
r'orclblu Unlry ami DcUlner Joseph r.ulcskl,
Mury l'.irlcskl, Stcie I'ehllck, 1'itci Chlpoloiu
alrh, Mlk'ciuiit, Wasco (tonsil, Abiim Loltus.
rorceiy Mitlhew Deeitali, II. S. Coner.
I'rrjiirj- inlliony Orel, Coplihi Kulljkiittfkl,
Mltlc llrolls, Mike bke.ilT, ,locph ltcgo, Aiiiile
.Voirk, .lohn stjek.
Hipe John Urlnk, Phlney Wlllhms, thlilei
Alison, Mlclncl Kenny, Mcliolu Vouiirj, Tlioum
Ilurke.
Hecelilna; Molen ciooiU-'Imy 1'nci, L'onnlo
Millurtl, Miclnel Come, .limes Munson, Atortl?
riiossnun, Clurlcs W'alooskj, l'rink Johnson,
Alnlrcw Itusliiiock, John Aslock, Hose (inciiilllli,
l'hlllp nuciiillln.
Ahllclotn Mlsciilcf Jiimes am( Anilrcw Molock,
Auihcw N'oon, l'rink llruin, .losrph AhLuiuhlliii
lllcliinl Ciiceii, Joseph Aiulrotcltii'. (co lloos,
fatherlno Ilinnihiie, Ahrsarct llmhly, Tlioniit
Muhlctlif, Mkholoy Kellchuin. John t hers ink',
f.'cornij Lamb, Jinies Mulan, Ji.i "on lloo Poo,
John inn! fhrlstlni Korn, Jllclmhi rekonskli',
('. Trothcn, Lbzlc IMnanls, Hinlil l)imri,
1'Jtrlck Cuuley, John lillj, I'ctif Smllli, loseph
Cojii", II, II. thicnport.
Larceny ly llallec .lohn snillnw, Itemirrl
1'ciIciIko, Stephen lloslr, Allihscl Hern Hi,
fhnilrs O'lloiln, Atnlrtw Hiililrk, Junes Jeroni.
IMmiiiI Whllltitf, Annie Hiriflli CJ), rimtiiH
Ainlriw, John 1juiuw, John mil Anna Uirh
thn. I'mliliililn Liquor to Allnors-Jolm hlnslnnk
Sellluit liquor on Simclis lohn lllcpo (J),
Alevjiiilcr Thlchko.
Selllm,' T.lquor Without a 1 in iir Ucxainlir
McDonald, 'lhonias Aloliilun, John Aohti", Wlb
Ham Mcin. Mirv l'unll. 'Ihomis f. William",
l:. W. I'rcriliniii. l'elir lillpi'iiliis, . II Howard.
Inorgo Spit?, Louis Wilstaii'ii. Willi nil I'll
roll. Miry Jiro l'lillllH. 1 l.ml O. lluikc,
Jennie ltoMiliw.
selllm; Liquor on I Ire lion Has -1'icd Sildlir,
AliMlitlir Alillonild, 'Ihoiniis WJIIIiin, Airs,
Ihnnias Williams.
Ahliilniiiln Public Vuiiincp Juins Aloir, mav.
or and others, coinidlnnn, ("rank Noak.
Kcepliiif Ihnilv HouscMl Hun, Uilij Mil
lei. Nellio 111.1.
fonunon Scold Kite It ulrsklc. Wllliim Kil
oskil, Kitlif rluc Kilscr, fornclli (Irnson.
Itobberj Kale leuli. Palsy AlllUr. AVIUlim
Thomas, James fntir, .Vneph tliiniliola, Hid
Moore, Ahrtlu Hikir, Moiris I, HennorU, Wll
liim Mclliitiiott, Alike Tol in, John Allller, .Tamos
sit7cl. Kitlierlnp Coosklc, Irink McAllisUr,
llonk NohpluisUo.
LnrLCii Joiiu Itil-ki, fniiulelo (lurranp. Hirrv
Wiinr, Alir.-aiet Ilill, Jisper lloupesnlc, Karl
Kill.uer, AInrj Polliikir, Jiseph I'olliiAai, All
ilic Aankpy, John Oufii'J. Ni-sle Klinok Josiph
Smith, John '-oim, Iclm ltln-ki, Albert line,
Junes A.i!kcr, Alilthci.' T.iirkhttil, Wolf Oroop
inns, .Tolin Alaim, William W uislilp, John AInP
lln, J inn s lonjn, Mike Morrispj, John Slcronl.
John Kiill-kl, lohn Wnllslic-k. Irinl: Slilclol:,
Tlionm Ohpiis, Albert rirlfl, John Alishltr, Vianit
Ahcis, John ind Annie llii"ink, Antliniiv WVtlf
lok, Joseph iml Alny Itiiiniiiifili, Josiph mill
rioruipc Hill, Tlirmii It illi. Willi im f millii,
Alirv OiMiw, A .in blink I'nori. Alutln Lnih,
Ouin lliclln, IMtriik Liikln, Joseph -tuirt.
John Kuhi., Ihniins shields, John Alcllmihl.
John Grihitn, MixhiiIt Aliltchoski, l'rink Li
lnri, John II171I, Miclnol llnuoiskt, W'ashil
l'o-tar, clmlev llennelt, Josiph 1. i-noik, John
Mien, AliMiider Thiibko, Jolm Tuluin. AMlllam
Alorm, 1'ilir ICfs.ler, I.i-ko Kliusko, Ttnvvi
AliCillen, John 'lisnk lohn Tiudnoskj, John
Hinry. hd ird IU, John Witob-k, Diniel I'll
Ion, I dwanl Mtformitk, Stepl en Howip, Tlirmj
f!oii7pn ick. Mirtin llniliJp, fieorte flnchiiri,
illie ni. Amies Liltn , Vloluilhi Tuisik,
Krink 1'iirliiiskv, Doinlnmlc Dejoota, l'rink
Gilakip, Jo-eph Amli.nlcs. John Jlpelimtio.
Josiph Sluirl, 1'rler Uirli k, Joseph I'irlisli,
Alirj Pmleskii. Ilcl1s.1t Mrl ue, Airs Hurt Aim
nliiir, all is Kali- Shcip, lohn SMnn, Ci ink
Mirtin, .Tulliii foohk, An lion Ituhlnltz, Clcoifo
W'ntko, O. I'. Ilrimir, l'lmio llilistiaw. .I1111 s
IIpss, fhreiipe Si uls, Anlhonv A'aukoskv. Join
Iliuionirs, 1 1 ink Inmei, John slmni-kl, John
Huoln. Mirftant Piinlcn, John Komvirski, Cm
sip Wirnci.
A'-iult and rtitlerj Joeph Mircouch and
otlurs, fiemi.'i Sintliinr. nil i- Ceoriro Ali(.oiu,
.linns Cuiisrlilin. Jr., Fimnd Illlliotp, Aiclor
Hell, Anthony Lmlki, Amlnw Iiicotdi, J. W.
Knekupll. John Sulot'ki-, Alin Sif rjirlinski,
Alirv Voholn, Alidnd riupotinr, A illi nil Itii",
Ahrlnel I'roloskl. John Klnpelnk, Klirilictri
Oiaham. Authoii Sitko mil others. Loiiit lliiiiu,
Uobiit Vm-iin, Chlui! SiiniMr, Josiph Lcd',-c,
J. W". Iloikwill. Aluj Deli ijiRlon. John TulfiV,
CicniLP 'Inrner, A1U1111' 'luttlo, Aliry It 'Ihomn,
Alts lt"e-e ltifsp. Tliomts Joins, Alike Itinne,
loseph Iliikus, I uke While, Lottie Ice, lliimm
Aloiris, J II. Scittruubil. Ollii PI itt. linnanl
IVduiiro (1), l.i in 1. I..ins. Willinn II. Itieso,
Alitthiw llioin, Mike Koslinlm, Mlikolaj f1-kou-lip,
(!eoi'C Schriiiei, Alulnel Dully, Aliih
ad llounett. Airs Willhui Lians, Cclu .linkfii',
I iwrcncp Abhiii, AliU. Alonub 111, Cenvc Cirillin,
II. Josiphsnn, Jiroli 1 1 u low it, flnrln roiisnn,
Patrick funk, Ir.hn A! i ur, Alirlln Alillei, Mor
lis AIjci, ltoe Siinitmn, ( Iniles Jirobs,
'llionns Phillip-, Jn-eph Ililiiuchiik, 'lliomas
Johns, Antlioni KotiHkiwskie. iluity l'iil.il
f.ki, John AVil'ue, .like htuihiik. l'llnik
Italiif.i. Ji Junes H AlrfJI'l. llionns lolins.
John llolisko, Piter liniik, Mirgirit Durden,
John Diuiii, Alike 'lhio.von, Vniili' Pul iiui,
Joephlui W.illirs, J. A. hi itliruod, Junes
llmwn, nllion (Mlnskv, .loiiph Kilinski,
Walhic siilmlij, 1 Is 111 v Dresser. I'ltrick Me
Ruin1, Join Hi in a. W'illnm 'lliointon, Jostph
lliu-itk, Aliiluil sluitki. Iiiob lllmin, ajlk
1 tulie. all is 'Ibliiil, Andnw Anniow. Wirrin
Tappui. Aliiluil lloss, f. 'liothui, Iiiiiro Spin
ino, .lohn llei'.'iu, l'i ink Aliinhi, John Itobliins,
Alike Dooihah, tiioiav Can is, Aim Kolio, John
Nov ick, John Klnpi, .lu-epli Alarho inl.l, Henry
Kinucily. Josipliiiip llh.ll KiUi., I'nui i Wllliim.,
C. urKi! Andriws, John Aloon, Aliilii. 1 D'lliieu,
I.'i( Oein mil ullius, Still i Wiilus, John
Sttiuerw.ilt Jliki. (iusslj pi, sjilili Seiiuius,
IMuml lliinpliu, K.illp Aleduiip, Sam Ki4.intln
(2), Alike Kistantlii, Liii.il flkoMskic.
r Curcs.aU Tliicnl aud Limn Affections.
cm-en SYRUP
W. GettheRcmilue, Rcfiiaoputislitutci.. jQ
Solution Oil cures Uli'-".im.it.ii.n, u, 5-T;ctB.
MYER DAVIDOW,
At .vt.
Ladies' dongola
but'on 11 ml litee
shoes, worth $2.
At $1 49
Men's cult liicoand
congress dross hoes
At 75c
Ladies'
.asset Shoes.
At $1.98
Men's Emmie
$3,50 Shoos.
At $4.00
Men's F.qitme! Iiut
ton 95 00 Shoes
out wtli our promlso uutl gunnint -o that it is nor ect in fitting, good wenrliiR
otherwise biinj; tliem buck ut tiny time mid we will refund your money or clve
DAVIDOW,
Store,
307
CEYLON
AND
INDIA
TEA
BLACK or GREEN
. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
SALADA
Ceylon Tea
REFRESHING. PEUCIOU3.
fluid only In I.ond Tuaki tn.
50c, G')c. ami 0c. Tor Lb.
Merchant
Tailorin
et90
It is impossible to get more
for your money than we give
you.
Others may offer lower
prices but they give you
much inferior work.
Some give good work, but
exhorbitaut prices,
Our facilities are the best,
our work the best and 'our
prices the lowest.
. J. DAVIS,
213 Wyoming Ave.
Fast Time io
Duluth
CHICAGO
& NORTH-WESTERN
RAILWAY
fUE Duluth Limited and St. Paul Fast
Mail leaves Chicago daily io.oop.m.,
arrives Duluth 10.30 a. in. nuxt morning.
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars, Observa
tion Parlor Cars with Cafe and free
Kcclininfc Chair Cars. Fast train to head
of lakes. The best of c erything. Call
on any agent for tickets or address
461 Oroaduay - Nem Yorti
1SS Ytna St , Cincinnati
507 Sml hf'USt , rlttlbura
COt Cfi.lt St ,PbUa'ltlchta
358 IVasfilngtun SI .Boston
301 Halt St., Bulfilc
S12 Clutk Ct Chicago
224 Superior St,, Cleutlat i
n Campus tkirtlaz, Ditrcit
Slllno .Eaaf.Toronto.Ont,
TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
BRING QUICK RETURNS
MYER DAVIDOW.
Au VOL
Utiles' 81. 50 shoes
button and luce,
worth 81,50.
At 75c
Ladles' Heaver Felt
lined shoes, bU.s 4
toS.
At $3.50
Mcn'ii enamel rivod;ir
wtlt stW53 uorth f5.
At 98c
Mining Sliocs wotth
?1 50.
At 49c
Men's
Grain Slippers.
At 49c
Children's Hhnes,
Sl70 fl to 11.
At 49c
Ladies'
FaltSHopeu.
At 75c
LUtlo (.ent's Calf
Phoes, sizes 0 to l!l,
At $1.50
Skll'rt HonruUlr rrnrk.
In,? blioA, worth ?"
At 25c
Children1!) Shoes,
Hles 1 to 0
Lackawanna Avenue,
Knit Underwear, Various
Men
s, Women's and Children's.;...
What weight do you require for comfort during the cold weather?
Must you have the thick, sott, fleecy kinds ? Or are the lighter, thinner,
yet still warm, grades preferred ? All wool, or silk-and-wool, or silk-and-cottou,
or all-cotton, or all-silk ? This underwear store has all the many
weights and styles, and none but thoroughly dependable grarles. Choose
from this unequaled gathering with assurance .as to excellence of quality and
moderateness of price. This list may be helpful, A visit to the store will
surely be
For Men
$1.00 a garment All wool, natural colored
shirts nnd drawers, in sizes fiom 30 to 50. Heavy
weight.
$1.50 a garment Full fashioned and regular
made, natural coloicd nieiiuo shirts and drawers,
heavy weight. Also in blue. Medium weight.
$75 a garment Fine medium liiht weight,
all wool shirts and drawers in natuial coloi a
standard garment the year 'round.
$2.00 a garment All wool natural shirts and
drawers, fashioned and regular made. Draweis
spliced front and back, seats reinforced. Heavy
weight.
$2.25 a garment Extra heavy weight, pure
wool garments lor those exposed to severe cold
weather.
CONNOLLY
sj(s0
THIRD NATI31L BANK
OF SCRANTON.
ORGANIZED 13?
CEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES,
CnpiTit- SSOO.OOO
SURPLUS SOO.OOO
WA1. CONNRLL, PresUmt.
IIE.NKV BGLIN. Jr., Vlce-Pres.
WILLIAM H. PECK. CasnUr.
Eperla' attention given to busi
ness accurnta. Three per cent in
tercut pal on Inteiost depoaiti.
&
111 I
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturer -r
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
435 to 455
IV. Ninth Stroet,
I, PA
Tclephna Call, WM.
THE
iiSiC POWDER CO.
Mourns 1 ana 2, Com'llh WVd'x.
SCRANTON, PA.
Hiniiig and Blasting
POWDER
Mils at MooiloiiU liutb .! iVorKi
LAFUN HAND POWOBR CO 'S
ORANQE GUN POWDER
XI otrlo fiattarloi, Kluotrla Kinlij Uri,
oxplodlii.- blast i, aafjty l.'nu 1 1 1
Reoauno Chenbal Go.'s ux.4!" V
1
"CRANTON'& SHOPPA9 CENTER.
For Women
& WALLACE,
o 0
RUGS
1
We want you to see the new .arrivals in our Carpet
Department. We believe we have the most complete stock
in Northeastern Pennsylvania, and know that, quality con
sidered, we can g ve you value and a selection not to be
had this side of New York. A superb line of
I WALL PAPER I
s$
I BRASS AND
J
WILLIAiS & McANULTY,
129 Wyoming Avim.
These Game Boards have Rules for 50 Guinea including
CROKINO' "' '" " '""OWI GAMES
Florey & Brooks, 21 1 wXsvei,nuKeton
DH, DlilNSTEiN
(Lys'cian and Surging
311 SDP3J St.
ItHji.tj Uuu Lllddin
tltiAriiUil CA.
All tcute tin clitciilc ilUi33's ol into, wo
men u'ul (lilUnn. ClIilO.Ml) M.IIVOI1.S,
IIIIAIN A.M iAbll.M! UlsHShS S'K;.
IM.IV. All ili-un ul the l.lur, Kidniji,
llUilJcr. M.In, Illuml, ,ru, Wuiiih. I'jt, I ar,
Nuic, lliiiut, Jli'J l.uii.'s, l.Jluii., I ulnars,
i'llis, Ituiitiirc, linltrc. lllicuini.tUiii. Astlitua,
Catarrh. VuruniKcle. Liul MjiiIio.hI. MfUtly
hiiilons, nil I'uiMlc I'isuii, l.i iiiorihou, etc.
tiomiurrlua. ritphili., Illiotl I'uUun. nilicro.
lion unl nmhfu liiihiu iililllujt'.il hui,'ii.r,
Ml'. Kl'iltixv. '3h- iii1 Homlill Uiims. i'.,
T.MIItHOtlM'. frpttlftf tot Cmarrli Hire
inontlu' liiatmuit unly Si 00. 'Ir il free in
ilfic. PuiinullJllon rni'l I'lainluillun In.?.
IIM.u) hours 'lsl' Jiid biuiili), S u in, tn I
i. iu.
DR. DENSTEN
Weights
50c a garment White and natural color, rib
bed merino vests and pant's. M.'dium weight.
75c a garment Heavy weight ribbed vests
and pants in white or grey, two-thirds wool, one
third cotton.
$1.00 a ganmnt Of heavy, ribbed merino,
white or grey, vests in high neck with short or
long sleeves, full length drawers, also light and
medium weights at same price.
FOR CHILDREN Ecru, heavy ribbed cotton
ve-ti and pants, fleeced lined, all properly cut and
fi is led in all sues for ages Irom two to twelva
years. Price 25c.
Natural wool vests, pants and boys' drawers
in medium and heavy weight. All sizes from 16
to ;$,, for ages Irom one year to 16 years. Prices
range from 25c up, according to sue.
Union suits for men, women and children in
all grades and weights, and styles, at our welf
known low prices.
127 AND 129
WASHINGTON AVENUE
J
t
DRAPERIES I
S
METALLIC DEDS I
S
HENRY BELIN, JR.,
General Agent for th. Wjcmliif
District lor
OUPONTS
POWDER.
Mining, niastln;, iipurllne, SniokcUn mil h
Hcpaunu ( lieinlcal Cumpjny't
Hiffh Exp1osives.
Safety I'lu-, rjp$ mid Eiiilodtrs. Itcom 10J Con
licll DulLlliif, bsrantcii.
AtillNCirS:
TI10S. rOCIl .....Pittstcn
JOHN II. bMltll & bO.V , 1U) mouth
W. C. MUI.LIOVN WIILn Brr
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